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10. Changes in large-scale neural networks under stress are linked to affective reactivity to stress in real life

    This article has 7 authors:

    1. Rayyan Tutunji
    2. Martin Krentz
    3. Nikos Kogias
    4. Lycia de Voogd
    5. Florian Krause
    6. Eliana Vassena
    7. Erno J Hermans

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      eLife Assessment

      This important study examines the effects of acute social stress on brain function, focusing on dynamic shifts in large-scale networks such as the salience and default mode networks. It highlights a robust association between stress-induced changes in salience network activation and stress reactivity in daily life, although evidence linking brain function changes following acute stress to real-life stress is incomplete. The findings are significant for stress biology research and could influence future studies on stress responses.

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